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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, ROSEBURG, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 8, 1947
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The yeather
U. S. Weather Bureau Office
Roseburg, Oregon
Forecast for Koseburg and vi
cinity: Partly cloudy tonight and
Saturday.
Highest temp.', for any Aug. ..106
Lowest temp, for any Aug 39
Highest temp, yesterday 79
Lowest tamp, last night , 51
Precipitation yesterday 0
Precioitation from Aug. 1 ...... .17
Excess from Aug. 1 16
Excess from Sept.-, t : 64
In the Pay's News
Continued Irorn page l;
back uphllh Thtinks to modern
communleationSi this 'is rapidly
becoming ONE VORLD aclually,
whether or not It ever becomes
one world politically ant) eco
nomically. .
President' ;Trumah's trip to
Brazil will be his fifth . visit
abroad, and we how' think no
more of it thah We Used to think
when the President of the United
Slates went down the Potomac
lor a week end trip 6ri his official
yacht.- '
The world is changing, whether
we like It or not. i i j
WHAT would really help In d
big way would be ALL THE
i LITTLE PEOPLE traveling po
sisteiitly ' among all trie other
little peoples. That would help
toward the world community of
Interest and understanding we
must have if wars are to become
fewer.
.Canada is a good example.
NOBODY could start a serious
ruckus between us and our fine
neighbor to the north. Too many
of us know too many Canadians
AS INDIVIDUALS. Too many
Canadians know too many of us.
We have come to like and RES
PECT each other in a wide and
deep and general way. You don't
fight readily with people you like
lind respect.
THE truth, which is still too
much obscured, is that the
general run of people EVERY
WHERE are pretty decent. There
is no such thing as a NATION of
crooks and thieves and abusers
of women and children. The
PEOPLES of the world are loo
much misrepresented to each
other by their politicians.
WASHINGTON is In a slew
over another of those big
LITTLE Issues that create so
much ill will when wrongly
handled.
The labor department, the dis
patches inform us, Is trying to
decide whether or not to make
public the Information the unions
will have to file under the new
Taft-Hartley labor law. It seems
that the law Isn't specific as to
publicity. Labor Secretary
Schwellenhach mops his worried
brow and comments: "I just don't
know the answer."
WHY not make public as to
labor all the things employ
ers are required lo make public?
That and no more.
iMake no fish of one and fowl
of another. TREAT EVERYBODY
ALIKE. That Is what we need in
this country.
Favoritism, on first one side
and then the other, lies at the
root of most of our worker-em
ployer troubles.
WHAT we need are fads and
still more facts. Frankness
and still more frankness. Secrecy
is had business. It panders In
human readiness to think that
ANYTHING Is all right If only
you don't get caught at it. '
. ' :
THE same day's dispatches relate
that Remington Rand, Inc.,
paid ils president ' and hoard
chairman a gross salary of $20.1,
879.00 last year. The gentleman
probably squirmed uneasily when
he saw the figures in print. Yet
it was doubtless a good invest
ment of the stockholders' money.
Good direction at the top Is
essential to good profits.
Still, it Is a mighty good idea to
let the stockholders and the pub
lic generally know what the top
men who handle stockholders'
money get for their services. It
keeps the atmosphere clearer.
Also, It keeps the big boys on
edge to do their best to EARN
their talariej.
MUTUAL AID PLANNED
, By CHARLES V. STANTON
Construction of laijge industrial plants in and adjacent to
Douglas County municipalities has added greatly to fire
prpttfction' pf oftlMrfs Vrtf fen organized plan for mutual aid,
cbi'4ririg fivejtWrjs, is "in '-tentative form. With Roseburg as
a center, it Js proposal tf work out a system whereby the
hearest noighbpf tpaj jwn hit by a big blaze would send its
equipment; fo: the-scerre-'while apparatus from Roseburg
would move'in-a'sliiaickly.' as possible to protect the area left
briefly without protection. This move-up technique, now
practiced generally in Isrge cities, is proposed for Oakland,
Sutherlin, Roseburg-, Myrtle Creek and Canyonville, at pres
ent, but probably will be extended to cover the entire county
as soon as details are worked out.
The City of Oakland, which has inadequate equipment,
hag placed an order for a modern fire engine, suitable for
local needs as well as being sufficient to deal with rural fire
protection. Mayor John Edwards is directing efforts to
create a rural fire district in the Oakland-Sutherlin area.
The Oakland fire department is engaged in a study of im
proved fire fighting technique, and has been consulting with
the Roseburg department relative to details, of municipal
operations as well as procedure in handling rural calls.
Oakland now must provide protection for the huge indus
trial plant of the Martin Box Co., which at present has the
county's largest payroll. The Fir Manufacturing Co. has
started operation of its plywood plant at Myrtle Creek, Sev
eral new mills have been added to Sutherlin's already large
industrial section. Construction of the Harbor Plywood Cor
poration's factory at Riddle will raise new fire protection
problems' for that community. Altogether, the rapid indus
trial expansion is challenging ability of the various munici
palities ind thoir respective fire departments. ;
Heretofore, any community needing help; has called upon
its neighbors. Occasionally towns have been left temporarily
without fire apparatus when equipment was sent to a.neigh
boring municipality.. With so much valuable property requir
ing protection, it is dangerous to leave any section unguarded
for. any-great length of time, (.
. Undei' the.Hystcm' now prdposedj should fire originate in
Oakland, for instance, the: firstj iqll 'for: helpr would bring
aid ffdm' Slitherlin'.' Rniiebtirg im'mediately' Would rush an
engine to stand by at Sutherlin. Should more help be needed,
the Roseburg pumper would then move to the fire after a
second piece of stand-by equipment was dispatched from
Roseburg', The- same procedure would be used to cover fires
in towns south rf Rojqjjurg; Thus "quicker aid could be-obtained
than if help had to c'orne ckl'luiyely fy-om Roseburg,
while, at the same time, no area would .be'', left. unguarded
for more than a few minutes. .
... Roseburg, having five pieces of equipment, including four
pumpers, must be depended upon to supply J.hc reserve pool
from which' stand-by apparatus is drawn, with additional
engines available should more Kelp be required.
It is very probable that as the system is extended to cover
more territory, the cooperative arrangement rrftiy include
Eugene lo the north and Grants Pass to the south.
At present there is'no set plan in obtaining aid. A stricken
city simply broadcasts an appeal for help and equipment
from three, or, four towns may respond, leaving their own
communities unguarded. Organizing technique for progres
sively advancing equipment will save time the most im
portant factor jn fighting fire while assuring constant
protection for valuable property.
Red Nichols, Orchestra
Get Elks' Return Date
A surprise return engagement
has been arranged by Roseburg's
Elks for Red Nichols and his
combo band to appear at the Ter
race ballroom tomorrow night.
' Nichols, a veteran trumpeter
of many of the nation's top or
chestras, received the greatest
ovation of any of six orchestras
to appear here this year. The
orchestra, comosed of piano,
bass saxophone, drums, trombone,
clarinet and tenor saxophone,
plus Nichols on the tnimpot and
vivacious blonde Dottie O'Brien,
vocalist, plays sweet swing as
well as the original Dixieland
jazz for which Nichols is famous.
Tickets for the semi-formal
dance, open to members and their
guests, are on sale by reservation
only.
Medford Veteran Saves
Five Persons From Fire
PIIRATA, Wash.. Aug. 7. (.PI
A 22-year-old Medford. Ore.,
war veteran, Gerald Flerling,
was credited today with saving
the lives of five persons, Includ
ing three children, from a fire
which swept through a six-unit
temporary apart meat house here
yesterday.
Clad only In bathing trunks.
Fieriing guided the panic-stricken
survivors to safety while the
flames ate at the buliding. All of
his own household, luniishings
were destroyed.
' The waltz', Introduced - from
Germany Into Franco and Eng
land at the turn of the ISth con.
tury. was ridiculed at first.
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" NOTK K TO CKKmf ORS
AH persons having claim against the
Rotate of Jam? Philip Smtck, defeased,
now pending- In the County Court of
Dmmlas County, Oregon, are hereby
notified to pretenl the same, verified
as required by law, to the understKned
at the offire of 1'aul K. Geddes. Attor
ney, RoitehurK. Oregon, within tlx
months from the date hereof.
Dated this 1st day of Aug., 1947.
FLORA SMICK,
Executrix .of the Estate
of James Philip Smtck,
deceased.
NOTICE TO CRrnlTORS
All petsons having claims attains! the
estate of George V. Levis, deceased,
now pending In the County Court of
Douglas C'ounti. Oregon, ar tierohy
notified to prenent Hie same properly
verified to the undersigned Adminis
trator with tlie Will Annexed at the
offices of Orcutt A Long. Roactmrg.
Douglas County. Oiegnn, within six tM
months front the Bth day of August,
l4f.
J. V. LONO. Administrator
with the Will Annexed of the
!.'t-te cl Ueorge YV. Lews,
Dei-eased.
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICK OK sgKF.TINO of ROAD
VIHWr.RS FOR GATEWAY ROA11
IN TIIK COUNTY COl'RT OF THE
STATR OF ORECiON rOR
DOUCiLAS COUNTY
In the Matter of the Application
, of
ROY A. flF.RnE for the location and
establishment of a gateway road.
TO J. H. NUZUM
UHEETINCi
IN TIIK NAME OF THE STATE OF
OHFOON. you are hereby notified that
the above entitled court by order made
August H. 1IM7, has fixed 10:00 o'clock
in the forenoon on September 8. 11147,
as th time, and the residence of Roy
A Bcebo. petitioner, situate on the
NE1, of the KW, of the SWV. of Sec
lion 111. Township 2t South. Range 8
West. W. M. in Douglas County. Oregon,
as the place of meeting of Board of
County Viewers to view out and estab
lish a gateway road from said property
ntii ion rsirriy 10 aiaie tiignway io. 4a.
through the NW, of the SW, of Sec
tion lfl, Township 29 South. Range S
West. W M. in Douglas Countv. Oregon,
owned by you. The Board of Viewers
appointed by the Court consists of
O. F. Thlel. surveyor; Guy Moore and
J. H Parrott.
This notice Is published by order of
the ahove entitled Court dated August
8. 1IM7.
ROY A. BF.EBE. Petitioner,
Camas Valley. Oregon.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Roy O. Young having been duly ap
pointed Executor of the Last Will and
Testament of Henry J. Kllnger. de
ceased, hereby gives notice that anyone
having any claim or claims against
said estate are required to file the
same, properly verified aa required by
law wnn ine undersigned Kxecutor,
Roy o. Young, at his place of business,
at 20S West Cass Street. Roseburg.
Oregon, on or before six months from
ttie date of the first publication of
tills notice, which date of first publi
cation is July 23. 11147.
ROY O. YOUNG.
Executor Last Will and
Testament of Henry J.
Kliuger.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Nollce Is hereby given that Saturday.
I the joth day of August. 1947. at the
1 hour of 10 00 o'clock a. m. in the County
Court Room In the Court House In
Roseburg. Douglas County. Oregon, has
been fixed as the time and place for
hearing objections, if any there be. to
the final account filed by the under
signed executor in the above entitled
court.
ROY O YOl'NC.
Executor of the Last Will
and Testament and Estate
of Ellen Dawson,
Deceased.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the
estate of Eugene Roosevelt Baker, de
ce.ised. now pending In the County
Court of Douglas County. Oregon, are
hereby notified to present the same,
properly verified, to the undersigned
Administrator. R. L. Whipple, within
six months from tlie date of this notice,
which Is August mh. t)47.
R. L WHIPPLE. Administra
tor of the Estate of Eugene
Roosevelt Baker. 11. S Na
tional Bank Bldg.. Roseburg,
Oregon.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
August :tt'lh, 1947. at the hour of 10 no
o'clock a m. in the County Court Room
of the Courf House In Roseburg. Douglas
County. Oregon, have been fixed as the
time and place for hearing objections. If
any mere oe. to ine nnat account niea
bv the undersigned In the above en- l
titled cuurL
MYRTLE THOMAS.
Administratrix
of
the
Estate oi
luOIileW,
Kirrv C.
Notice of Timber Sale
NOTICE OF TIMBER SALE.
Sealed bids, marked outside "Bid
for Timber", and addressed to
the Regional Administrator, Bu
reau of Land Management, Swan
Island, Portland 18, Oregon, will
be received until and opened at
10:30 A. M., Pacific Standard
Time September 9, 1947, for the
fmrchase of timber upon tracts
lereinafter described; each bid
must state the amount per M.
feet B.M., which will be offered
for each species and the total
consideration which will be paid
lor the timber. No bid for less
than the appraised value will be
considered. Each bid must be sub
mitted in duplicate and be ac
companied by a deposit in the
form of a certified check In favor
of the Treasurer of the United
States. The deposit of any suc
cessful bidder will be credited on
the contract. Payment In full at
the time of filing the contract is
required in sales amounting to
$10,000.00 or less. For copies of
the form of proposal, form of
contract and bond, terms of pay
ment, amount of deposit required
with bid, amount of bond re
quired with contract and other
Information, application should
lie made to the address shown
above. IN DOUGLAS COUNTY:
T. 22 S., R 8 W., Sec. 19, all mer
chantable timber designated for
cutting on. the NE1NWJ, Lot
1 (NWlNWi), por. Lot 2
(SW1NWJI, all SE4NW1, por.
Lot 9 (NE1SWJ), por. Lot 10
(NW1SW1I, por. Lot 11 (SW1
SWJ), por. Lot 12 (SEJSWJ),
por. Lot 8 (NW5SE1), por. Lot 13
ISWJSE1), estimated for the
purpose of this sale to be 9635 M.
feet Douglas fir, 130 M. feet Hem
lock, 105 M. feet White Fir, 205
M. feet Western Red Cedar. No
bid for less than $7.25 per M.
ft. B.M. for the Douglas fir, $2.10
per M. ft. B.M. for the Hemlock,
and White Fir, $2.00 per M. ft.
B.M. for the Western Red Cedar,
or a total purchase price of $70,
757.25, will be considered. The
following described areas are
reserved from this sale, including
blazed line and posted line trees:
(1) An area of approx. 12.00 acres
lying south and west of blazed
line in Lot 2 (SW1NW1).
(2) An area of approx. 108.30
acres lying generally south and
east of blazed line running
through Lot 8 (NWISEJ), Lot
13 (SWJSE1), Lot 12 (SE1SWJ),
Lot 9 (NE1SW1), and Lot 11
(SWJSW1I, which area com
prises approx. 38.73 acres in Lot
8 (NW1SE1I, approx. 39.73 acres
in Lot 13 (SWISEI I, approx. 20.
04 acres in Lot 12 (SEISWi),
npprox. 1.04 acres in Lot 9 (NE1
SWJ), and approx. 8.76 acres in
Lot 11 (SW1SWI). (3) An area
of approx. 7.37 acres surrounded
by blazed line in Lot 10 INWI
SWl I. T. 26- S., R. 7 W., Sec. 5,
all merchantable timber desig
nated for cutting on the SWi
SEI, estimated for the purpose of
this sale to be 1690 M. feet Doug
las fir, 85 M. feet While Fir; 10
M. feet Western Red Cedar. No
hid for less than S.-10 per M. ft.
B.M. for the Douglas fir. $210
per M. ft. B.M. for the White Fir,
$2.00 per M. ft. B.M. for the
Western Red Cedar, or a total
purchase price of $11,014.50, will
be considered. The sale area is
to be logged with caterpillar-tvpe
equipment. All trees 26 ins.
DliflOB and less are reserved
from cutting. T. 27 S., R 4 W.,
Sec. 25. all merchantable timber
designated for cutting on Lot 1
(NEINEJ) and NWINEI, esti
mated for the purpose of this
sale to be 1945 M. feet Dougias
in-, 40 m. leet western Red Ce
dar, 30 M. feet Hemlock. No bid
for less than $5.30 per M. ft. B M.
for the Douglas fir. S2.75 nor M
ft. B.M. for the Western Red Ce
dar, $2.50 per M. ft. B.M. for the
Hemlock, or a total purchase
jnt-e ui jiu,:m.3u, will oc con
sidered. On that portion of the
NINE! lying south of a blazed
and posted line running East and
West through the area, all Doug-
i.is in trees less man 22 ins.
DHHOB are reserved. On the re
mainder of the N1NEI, a per
acre average of three live Doug
las fir trees with full and un
damaged crowns and having a
diameter at breast height outside
tlie bark of not less than 22
Inches, shall be left well distribu
ted over the sale area after com
pletion of logging and slash dis
posal. That portion of the area
lying South of the blazed and
posted line is to be logged with
caterpillar-type tractor equip
ment unless otherwise authorized
by the officer in charge of the
sale. All timber cut from the
above described areas must be
manufactured in the local mark
eting area designated by the Bu
reau of Land .Management unless
otherwise authorized by the Re
gional Administrator. In ease of
two or more identical bids for
ine same rimner. the si.roocf,,!
bidder will he selected on the i
basis of comparative ability to I
produce Immediately lumber for ;
the lirnergency Veterans Hous-:
ing program and to further the
objectives of the Act of August i
28. 1937. The right is hereby re-1
served to waive technical defects i
in this advertisement; to retect
all bids, or to award the timber
for the amount of the highest
bid to other than the highest bid
der when necessaiv. pursuant to
the Act of August 28, 1937 (50
Stat. 8711, in order to provide a
continued supply of timber to
local industry and contribute to
the permanence of the communi
ty which is dependent upon such
industry.' Dated at Portland, Ore
gon, this 1st dav of August, 1947.
W. H. Horning. Regional Ad
ministrator. Region 1. Bureau of
Land Management. Swan Island
Administration Building, Port
land 18, Oregon.
CATARRH
SUFFERERS
FIND CURB FOR MISERY DUI TO NASAL
CONGtSTION. SUPPLY RUSHED HEREI
Relief t lnt from tirturj of irinu,
fntarrh, anct hay fever rtue to nmnl eonur
tion jp nen torti.y in rniort vt ih'eew with
fur-mnl which hm the p iwer to reduce
nl conrottfon. Men am) .OTf.fn with
virortmntr ninti hen lac he. closred nontriln,
furtihe. ha Mil and nee In misery tell
of Wesed relW after uin It. KI.OKONOL
eoxts 5,1.00, bit rnrt.i(ierin.r reult thi ti
not rruive. armunts to only jvriiet per
Hone.
M.OKOMU, (rn.ittn. ie only as
dWi' 'W with money -bark RuaraMte by
Will Order liJltd.
LEGAL NOTICE,
SUMMONS
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
PLATTE P. PALMER and HOPE
PALMER, husband and wife.
Plaintiffs,
vs.
ELIZABETH CATHEY, a widow: COL
LIE r. CATHEY and ETTA CATHEY,
his wife; GEORGE CATHEY and
BERTHA CATHEY. his wife: CECIL
CATHEY and MERLE CATHEY, his
wife; MARIE RANDALL and BAR
RETT RANDALL. her husband;
EVELYN CHANCE and ARTHUR W.
CHANCE, her husband: the Unknown
Heirs of WILLIAM MANNING. De
ceased: the Unknown Heirs of W. H.
PARKS, Deceased: also All Other
Persons or Partleg Unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or in
terest in the real property described
in the Comolaint herein n.r.nH.M,
TO the Unknown Heirs of William
Manning. Deceased; the Unknown
Heirs of W. H. Parka, Deceased; also
All Other Persons or Parties Un
known claiming any right, title, es
tate lien or Interest in the real
Kroperty described In the Complaint
erein:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON: You are herebv rfnnireri to
appear and answer the complaint filed
against you In the above entitled court
and cause within four 141 weeks from
the date of the first publication of this
summons, and if you fail to so appear
and answer said comolaint for u.int
thereof the plaintiffs will apply to the
court for the relief demanded in their
complaint, a succinct statement of
wnicn is as follows, to-wit:
For a decree that Ihn nlnlnflffB are
the owners In fee simple of the fol-
wjwing ucscriuea real property situate
in the City of Canyonville. County of
Douglas, State of Oregon, to-wit:
All of Lot Seven (71 In Block Five
ISI in the City of Canyonville.
Douglas County,. Oregon, as the
Bame appears upon the official plat
of said City of Canyonville, of rec- '
ord and on file in the office of the
County Clerk of Douglas County,
Oregon,
free from any and all claims of the
above named defendanta, or either or
any of them, and that the plaintiffs'
title thereto be forever quieted, and
that It b further deereed thnt none
of the defendanta have any right, title.
aic, or interest in or to aald
premises or any part thereof.
This summons is served upon you by
gublication in the Roseburg News
evlew by order of the Hon. Carl E.
Wimberly, Judge of the above entitled
court, which said order was made and
dated August 4. 1047. and the time pre
scribed in said order for publication
in said newspaper was once each week
for four successive and .nnunni.
weeks, and the time prescribed in said
urucr lor you to appear and answer
plaintiffs' complaint la on or before
four weeks from the date of the first
publication of thia summons and the
date of the first publication of this
summons Is August 8, 1947.
DEXTER RICE,
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
Post Office Address:
Roseburg, Oregon!
NOTICE OF SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS
notice IB nereDy given that at a meet
ing of the school board In school dis
trict No. 39 in Douglas County, Oregon,
which said meeting was the regular
meeting of the said school board, there
was authorized an election to determine
whether or not the district would Issue
bonds in the sum of $4,417 for the pur
pose of raising funds to construct with
in the Said district a school house The
clerk was duly authorized by the said
scooot Doaro. so assembled, to call an
election within the said district on the
second day of June. 1947. and to post
notices directed to the legal voters of
said district in accordance with the
S revisions of section 111-1702 OCLA.
n the 17th day of Mav. 1947. the said
clerk. Ellen S. Harris, posted the said
notices in three public places within
the said district. The election was du.'y
held on the second dav of June. 1947.
There is no newspaper published with
in ine said aistrict. in the said election
the issuance of the said bonds were
duly authorized. The Treasurer of
Dougias County. Oregon, has in his
possession a certified copy of the min
utes of the said srhool board authoriz
ing the said bond Issue, an affidavit
of the said clerk setting forth that the
notice of the election was posted with
the copy of the said notice and a cer
tificate of the Judges and clerk of elec
tion, setting forth that the bond issue
was authorized by the legal voters of.
the said district at the duly authorized
election.
The bonds to be Issued will be dated
August 1. 1047. and will be eight ssoo
grade-school building bonds of the said
district in addition to one bond for the
sum of S417 and will bear interest at
the rate of four per cent per annum,
payable semi-annually from date in ac
cordance with the provisions of the
coupons attached to each bond. The
first of the said $500 bonds will be
payable one year Irom date and each
of the other $300 bonds will be sev
erally payable on the same date of
each of the following seven years there
after and the $417 bond will be payable
nine years from the date thereon upon
presentation and surrender of each
bood that is severally due at the office
of the Treasurer of Douglas County,
Oregon. In the city of Roseburg. Oregon.
Written bids tor the purchase of the
said bonds may be directed to Ellen
S. Harris, clerk of the said district and
delivered to the said Ellen S. Harris.
Clerk Of school district 39. Azalea- Ore
gon. All bids will be publicly opened
on the 23th day of August. 1947 at 10:00
in the morning of said day at the home
of Ellen S. Harris. Azalea. Oregon, at
which time the bonds will be sold to
the highest bidder for cash, but for not
less than the par value of the said
bonds.
Dated this Sth day of August. 1947.
ELLEN S. HARRIS.
Clerk of School District No. VJ9,
Douglas County, Oregon.
NOTICE OF UN A I, HEARING
NOTICE HEREBY is given that August
11th, 1047. at the hour of 10 o'clock
A. M., In the County Court Room, at
the Court House In Roseburg, Douglas
County. Oregon, has been fixed as the
time and place for hearing objections.
If any there be, to the final account
filed by the undersigned administrator
in the above mentioned court.
CHARLES M. BROWN. Ad
ministrator of the Estate of
C. M. Brown, deceased.
NOTICK TO CREDITORS
All persons having claims against the
estate of Henry A. Adams, deceased,
now pending in the County Court of
Doug tin County, Oregon, are hereby
notified to present the same, verified
as rcmiired by law. to the undersigned
at the law offices of Orcutt & Long. I
Rons burn. Oregon, within six io monuis
from August 8. 1047.
CORNKLIA B. ADAMS. Ad
miniHtratrix of the Estate of
Henry A. Adams, deceased.
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
DOUGLAS COUNTY
Ne. 3740
CITATION
In the Matter of the Estate
of
THEODORE TRULSEN, Deceased.
TO: NILS KNUTSEN UGELVIK. HENDE9
MANN IVER KIRKELAND. MAT
TIAS KNUTSEN UGELVIK. MATHEA
KLEIVEN KOHD, TEODOR LAUR1T
SEN ROD, ENKE MARIE SMASUND
NORD. LUDVIK LAURITSEN ROD.
MATTIAS OLSE.V TANGEN RAKNE3
SOR. TOM TANGEN. FRU INGA
BENSET, FRU MARIE KORSVIK
NORD. FRU MALENE PEDEHSEN,
MATTIAS TRULSEN UGELVIK.
KNUT ANDRIAS TRULSEN UGEL
VIK. and HAN TRULSEN UGELVIK:
IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF
OREGON, you hereby are required to
appear before the above entitled court
in the above entitled cause within
twenty (201 weeks of the date of the
first publication of this citation, to
show cause, if any exists, why an order
of the above entitled court should not
be entered authorizing Frank Baragar,
the duly appointed, qualified and act
ing administrator of the Estate of Theo
dore Trulsen, deceased, to sell the real
property of said estate, to-wit:
Lots 18 and 19 in Fruitvale Addi
tion to the City of Roseburg, Doug
las County, Oregon, aa the same is
platted and of record In the office
of the County Clerk of said county
and state,
as prayed for In the petition of said
administrator on file herein.
WITNESS The Honorable D. N. Busen
bark, Judge of the above entitled court
with the seal of said court affixed this
0th day of July, 1947.
a D. N. BU3ENBARK,
County Judge.
ATTEST:
ROY AGEE,
County Clerk.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned, administratrix of the estate
of William S. Rockhlll. deceased, has
filed In the County Court of Douglas
County. Oregon, her final account as
such administratrix, and that the Court
has fixed Saturday the 16th day of
August, 1947, at 10 o'clock A. M. and
the County Courtroom in the Court
House at Roseburg, Oregon, as the time
and place for hearing objections, if any.
to said final account and the closing of
said estate.
JULIA L. ROCKHILL, Admin
istratrix of the Estate of Wil
liam S. Rockhlll, Deceased.
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